Companies that make addictive products are often really good investments. 7-11 near me closed recently, but I was looking around it a couple months ago and realized I think if you just invested in every company you saw there or interacted with there, you'd probably beat the market. Let's throw an Exxon Mobil if you're getting gas in a beer company like Anhauser, Bush and Beth. The answer to mix of convenience as the same applies impulse and reiki addiction.
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